Health Center

COVID-19 vaccines are not mandatory for in-person attendance at JCC. However, it's important to note that SUNY may adjust this requirement. To ensure compliance, submit your immunization records to the Health Center and include your vaccine history. If you have received the COVID-19 vaccine, include this information.

We strongly encourage all students to remain current with COVID-19 vaccinations, as they are the most effective defense against this highly infectious disease. COVID-19 spreads rapidly, and SUNY's vaccination policy may change over time.

If you're involved in an internship or clinical practicum outside of JCC, you must adhere to the vaccination requirements of the external organization.

• More information about COVID-19

JCC is a tobacco-free campus. Smoking and tobacco products are prohibited on the college's campuses except in designated areas. If you want to quit smoking, visit the Health Center for a free Quit Kit, the New York State Smoker's Quitline, or call 1-866-NY-QUITS.

• Policy: Tobacco and Smoke Free Campus

Health Services at JCC offers high-quality, primary healthcare under the supervision of a registered nurse. This ensures that students can perform physically and mentally to the best of their abilities and achieve their academic goals.

In addition, Health Services shares health education based on evidence and provide timely information to students. We strive to identify and eliminate health-related barriers that may hinder the development of healthy lifestyles among students.

Ultimately, our goal is to enhance students’ growth, development, and intellect so they can become responsible members of society.